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   Correcting  an  error  in  the  previous  announcement: THIS PEM IS ON
   THURSDAY AS USUAL, not on friday.

   Dear collegues,

   This  week  we  reinstate  the tradition of the STUDENT PEM. This is a
   forum  that allows students to present the possibly partial results of
   their masters thesis on software engineering and related subjects.

   The  first  STUDENT  PEM  is  by  Hans  Zaadnoordijk  who has recently
   finished his masters thesis on COBOL tranformations using ASF+SDF. His
   talk promises to be quite interesting, so be there or be square!

   This announcement can be found at <http://www.cwi.nl/~pem>

     Source code transformations using the new ASF+SDF Meta-Environment

   Date:    22.03.01
   Time:    10:00
   Venue:   F 0.13 (UvA)
   Speaker: Hans Zaadnoordijk
   Title:   Source code transformations using the new ASF+SDF Meta-Environment

   Voor  m'n afstuderen heb ik onderzoek gedaan naar de bruikbaarheid van
   de traversal functies in de nieuwe ASF+SDF meta-omgeving. Deel van dit
   onderzoek  bestond uit het implementeren van het Cobol GOTO eliminatie
   algoritme  van Sellink, Sneed en Verhoef met behulp van deze traversal
   functies.  De  GOTO  eliminatie  bestaat  uit  een  groot aantal losse
   transformaties,  die  in  de  juiste volgorde moeten worden toegepast.
   Dankzij  de  verbeterde  performance  van  transformaties  dankzij  de
   traversal  functies  werd  het mogelijk om de juiste volgorde van deze
   transformaties  automatisch te bepalen. Dit heb ik geimplementeerd als
   een toolbus script.

   Tijdens  dit  praatje  bespreek  ik  het GOTO eliminatie algoritme, de
   implementatie in de ToolBus en de testresultaten van m'n onderzoek.
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